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Provisioning of Reseller DBManager and End User DBManager
If you want to have DBManager on your server, you must understand how AIT provisions this service. You must either have the Reseller DBManager, which is specifically for Server 2 accounts and above so that you can resell this offering to your customers, or the End User DBManager, which is specifically for Server 1 accounts. This feature can not be resold, since Server 1’s do not have virtual hosts.
Accessing DBManager
First, access your DBManager in the following manner: http://domain.com/dbmanager/
Of course, you would replace the domain.com with your virtual server domain name, and your username and password would be the same as your control panel. For resellers who provision the DBManager for virtual hosts, we will cover how to access and password protect it later in this tutorial. Once you are inside of your DBManager, you should see a screen such as this one:
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